Does the mist get on your walls, floor, clothes?
35825
It can get on your clothes so put a towel over your clothes it will stain especially wearing white and the floor and walls I don't know .
35826
No, it doesn't. It's a very fine mist, and a small nozzle. If you were to spray it directly onto the wall at close range, you would see it, but not if you are just applying it to your face.
1828839
You can spray clothing, but not so good for it. Better to spray you (it works for about 5 hrs of hot work, gardening, hiking etc), then wipe off or shower.
684395
No it does not I have rabbits and fur goes every place my mist lamp does the job of smell and fur
696958
I have it on my Grandmother's dresser and I have not noticed any moisture on the wood or the mirror. It is a very fine mist, so maybe it isn't heavy enough to drop.
933117
No. The water only soaks through the hose to make the ground wet along the area where the hose is. It does not create a mist.
1587166
One of reviews has answered your question - cool mist and no other things but water
64893
Yes. It does get on bedding and hands. It's been a problem with this product.
1000626
Yes it does. My husband & I wear a lot of cotton clothing & it does an excellent job. Just make sure you use the steam.
461116
I run mine twice a day for 20 minutes and I can not tell that it actually adds any moisture into the room. I think it dissipates as fast as it emits into the air. Hope this helps you.
690142
There is not much overspray, just a little bit of fine mist that hangs around and drops within a foot of where you're painting. I sprayed some cabinets in my kitchen and all that I did is put some red rosin paper on the floor around them.
538181
I tried this one and in my experience it did wet the floor quite a bit. The one I purchased later was much better, the Aura Mist (see my reviews). This one was very good in respects to not wetting everything.
749152
Yes. Allow to dry before re-entering. Spray beds, frames, under beds and attic/basements.
2267759
Yes, it emits a cool mist and what I like about this model is it doesn't "spit" on furniture - the design prevents that. I've had other more expensive models and they left marks on furniture. I'm very pleased with this unit.
1463074
If it got knocked over with the water in it, yes. But if just running it on a wooden table, no. The cool air is diffused straight up, with this particular model, so no moisture or mist is directed toward the table.
696954
A little bit I think. I remember the one at home on my son's dresser had a towel under it, but the one I had on my desk at work did not. That makes me think that there was a bit of condensation and that I cared about it getting on the dresser but it was not bad enough for me to care about it getting on my work desk (ha ha). It was not a big 'issue' though by any means. Nothing like what you find with a real full size humidifier. Sitting on my desk at work it didn't cause any moisture to get on my paperwork, computer, etc. Sorry I can't offer a more definitive answer, but it was few years ago and my memory is a tad foggy on it. A little bit I think. I remember the one at home on my son's dresser had a towel under it, but the one I had on my desk at work did not. That makes me think that there was a bit of condensation and that I cared about it getting on the dresser but it was not bad enough for me to care about it getting on my work desk (ha ha). It was not a big 'issue' though by any means. Nothing like what you find with a real full size humidifier. Sitting on my desk at work it didn't cause any moisture to get on my paperwork, computer, etc. Sorry I can't offer a more definitive answer, but it was few years... » Read More A little bit I think. I remember the one at home on my son's dresser had a towel under it, but the one I had on my desk at work did not. That makes me think that there was a bit of condensation and that I cared about it getting on the dresser but it was not bad enough for me to care about it getting on my work desk (ha ha). It was not a big 'issue' though by any means. Nothing like what you find with a real full size humidifier. Sitting on my desk at work it didn't cause any moisture to get on my paperwork, computer, etc. Sorry I can't offer a more definitive answer, but it was few years ago and my memory is a tad foggy on it. « Show Less
1463076
I have mine on my nightstand with a doily underneath. This one puts out a very fine mist and I have not even noticed any dampness around it. I use it every night so I'm sure I would notice if it were causing damage. The mist goes up into the air, so the only way it could damage surfaces is if it were knocked over.
691232
I wouldn't use it indoors as it would probably leave a film on your floor and furniture. If it was an indoor porch and you don't care about the furniture, it would probably work great as all the mist would be confined to a room.